Just a thought but..... why not leave it a few days and wait. Then perhaps introduce a different feeder! In the wild they must have seaonal periods of dormancy. If its Opithosoma (abdomen) is bulbous i would not worry. Just check humdity etc which i`m sure you have done, and then post agin if you are worried.

will do, thanks

i do that too
its like the cricket version of Hostel is my house lol

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Fridge is best idea, but don't leave them in for long, after a few minuets they are pretty immobile. you do need a bit of movement to attract the spiders attention.
Would they take a wax worm I wonder?
cheers arthur

They will not starve themselves if there is food in there. Sometimes my Chilean Rose does not eat for weeks and then has a greedy spurt. If there are too many crickets in it can freak them out and stop them from eating especially if a moult is due.

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